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Students taking a unique investigations course at the University of New Haven reflect on the opportunities they had to conduct research and explore the impact of organized crime around the world.
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As part of a recent ceremony at the University, nearly two dozen new second lieutenants were commissioned. It was a meaningful way to recognize their achievements, leadership, and perseverance.
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Hosted by the University’s Office of Military & Veteran Affairs, the Salute to Service Awards Ceremony brought the University community together to recognize student veterans, military-affiliated students, and the many Chargers who offer their unwavering support.
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The Special Agent Talent & Achievement Recruitment (STAR) Program provides opportunities for students to connect with recruiters from the U.S. Secret Service, truncating the recruitment process. The program is offering students exciting opportunities to learn more about the agency and, possibly, begin their careers.
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Sarah Middleton ’24 will spend six months in the Republic of Georgia, enhancing her Russian language skills, volunteering, and making important connections that, she believes, would be invaluable.
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The University’s Tow Youth Justice Institute recently hosted a conference that brought together innovators and leaders in the field of youth justice from across Connecticut – as well as young people with lived experiences.
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Designed to be as realistic as possible, the Lee College's recent mass casualty drill was planned by students for students, offering Chargers in a variety of fields an exciting opportunity to collaborate and learn from each other and their professors as they responded to and investigated a mock incident.
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Students, faculty, and staff recently gathered to remember several faculty members who passed away in the past year. They shared their tributes and memories of the professors who inspired them as students, colleagues, and friends.
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Samantha Tosto ’17, ’24 Ph.D., hopes her dissertation research will yield critical data on the effectiveness of de-escalation techniques for police officers. The National De-Escalation Training Center has awarded her a scholarship that will support her important work.
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Through her internships, research, and coursework, Shelby Kosiver '23, '24 M.S. has had a variety of impactful experiences at the University that have deepened her interest in her field. She is excited to begin her master's degree in national security at the University this fall.
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Janet Garcia-Hallett, Ph.D., a first-generation college student, went on to earn her doctorate and write a book. She hopes it tells the stories of mothers who have been impacted by the criminal legal system while also changing the narrative, and she looks forward to sharing her research with her students and the University community.
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Several students studying abroad at the University’s Tuscany campus recently visited a local high school with their professor. They interacted with Italian students and learned about the differences and similarities in the American and Italian justice systems.
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For Sean Allen ’23, ’24 M.S., his time as a Charger has been memorable and fun while offering a variety of exciting ways for him to gain hands-on experience in the lab and grow as a leader.
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College is likely one of the biggest investments you will make in your young adult life. Although college is expensive, one way you can reduce the amount of debt is by applying for scholarships.
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When Christopher Spoldi ’11, a North Haven, Conn., firefighter, was recently promoted to the rank of captain, he was surprised and touched to see several familiar faces at the ceremony: his students. He says their support reflects the closeness of the University’s paramedicine program that “feels like family.”
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As part of their criminal justice class, several students spending the semester at the University’s campus in Prato, Italy, learned firsthand about the differences between how police in the United States and Italy operate.
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Many current and former members of the New Haven Police Department – including several of its top brass – are current and former University of New Haven students. They believe their time as Chargers prepared them to excel as public safety professionals and as leaders.
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U.S. News and World report has ranked the University's online graduate program in criminal justice 6th in the nation, as well as third for faculty credentials and training. U.S. News also recognized the University's online program in criminal justice in the top 10 for veterans.
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Students studying abroad at the University’s campus in Prato, Italy, are big fans of Sports Night, an activity-filled evening that brings together students, faculty, and staff for fun and connection outside the classroom.
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The University is one of only six regional de-escalation training centers across the country that provides law enforcement training that is approved by the Department of Justice.